Discover your piece of Moscow.

Discover a kaleidoscope of Russian traditions with a visit to Russia's tallest wooden church, enjoy local specialties in charming cafes, and browse souvenir shops for handmade treasures. From the Vodka Museum to the unique Bread Museum, let yourself be surprised by the variety and find the perfect souvenir, like a classic ushanka.

On cobblestones, you'll wander among street performers, musicians, and quaint cafes. Discover handmade souvenirs and taste the famous Soviet ice cream. Let yourself be swept away by the atmosphere where poets and thinkers once strolled and where the cultural heart of the city beats.

Discover the fascinating world of Soviet arcade games with around 60 machines, including video slots, pinball, and hockey football. Play with old Soviet kopek coins and enjoy nostalgic cartoons as well as a selection of Soviet magazines. A cozy café offers you the opportunity to fortify yourself. Children will be amazed by the interactive games that offer them unique insights into a bygone era.

Marvel at mosaic-adorned stations, statues, and marble floors in one of the largest and most magnificent metro systems in the world. Each station reveals unique decorative elements that celebrate the achievements of the Soviet Union while serving as everyday transportation.

Wonderful amazing performance opened yesterday will work untill February’24. Highly recommend to visit. Many pictures of famous artists Egon Shile included. Amazing installations. Even a theater in the frames if the installation. Enjoy!

On a luxury river cruise, glide gently across the Moskva River, past Moscow's magnificent architecture and historic landmarks. Under the stars, the evening cruise offers you a new view of the shining metropolis with live music, exquisite food and refreshing cocktails. Even in the depths of winter, the fleet breaks through the frozen waters thanks to icebreaker technology to give you this unique experience.

Immerse yourself in the world of Izmailovsky Market, where you can discover traditional Russian handicrafts such as Khokloma, Gzhel, and Palekh, in addition to the tallest wooden church in Russia. From ushankas to one-of-a-kind souvenirs, it combines history with culture in a vibrant trading space.

Wander among architectural masterpieces that tell centuries of Russian history. Marvel at the colorful splendor of St. Basil's Cathedral, Lenin's emblematic mausoleum, and the elegant architecture of the GUM. Each structure reveals a unique chapter of the past, immersed in the lively atmosphere of the central square, surrounded by timeless beauty and cultural richness.

Discover an oasis from the past, where you can relax in opulent steam rooms, be massaged by professional hands with birch twigs to improve circulation, and experience the unique combination of modern technology and ancient Russian traditions. Enjoy culinary delights at the on-site restaurant and admire the magnificent interior design that distinguishes the Sanduny as a cultural heritage and meeting place for famous personalities.

Explore architectural masterpieces, pavilions of various Soviet republics, and discover the achievements in space travel and engineering. Enjoy retro-Soviet cuisine, admire the ice skating rink in winter, and immerse yourself in the world of everyday Soviet life, from space travel to agriculture, in a park that brings history to life.

Explore a labyrinth of tunnels 65 meters underground that once served as a shield against nuclear attacks. Experience first-hand how the threat of nuclear war inspired the construction of a gigantic bunker that now serves as a museum, where the echoes of the past and the intensity of the Cold War can still be felt.

Experience world-class ballet performances in an opulent, six-story auditorium, surrounded by sumptuous décor that provides the perfect backdrop for the performances. The historic site, founded in 1776, celebrates Russian culture through iconic performances such as The Nutcracker or Swan Lake, complemented by the neoclassical architecture and sumptuous post-restoration interiors.

Experience breathtaking views of the city, the Moskva River, and Moscow State University from the highest point of the city. Between the greenery of nature and the urban panorama, you will be offered the perfect setting for exploring on foot or by bike, complemented by the possibility of enjoying a picnic with a view of the metropolis.

Between the colorful domes of St. Basil's Cathedral, the imposing walls of the Kremlin and the historic GUM department store, a panorama of Russia's rich past and vibrant present unfolds. Stroll along the cobblestone streets where tsars were crowned and parades were held, and experience market stalls, street performers, and the unparalleled atmosphere that weaves history and modernity.

Over 100 years of history surround you in a magnificent neo-baroque building, where you will find everything from basic food to handmade souvenirs. Discover traditional chocolate, sweets, and caviar in an ambience unlike any other.

Immerse yourself in a world where history meets culinary excellence. Set in a magnificently restored 19th-century mansion, you'll be treated to classic Russian cuisine, while the ambience transports you to the era of aristocracy. With dishes like borscht, beef stroganoff, and blinis surrounded by antique bookshelves and vintage décor, you'll experience a meal that blends tradition and flavor.

Glide over the sparkling waters of the Moskva River and admire Moscow's impressive architecture from the deck. On luxurious Flotilla Radisson Royal boats, equipped with icebreakers for winter operation, you will experience the city in a new light. On board, enjoy a delicious meal, lively music, and the peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle. For children there are discounts and warm blankets.

In the middle of the beating heart of Moscow, a picturesque park invites you to linger. Surrounded by historical flair, walks can be taken around an idyllic pond while feeling transported into the world of Bulgakov's masterpiece. Hip cafés and cultural treasures complete the experience, ideal for literature enthusiasts and those looking for peace and quiet in the city.

Immerse yourself in the world of space travel with over 85,000 exhibits, including the first Soviet rocket propulsion system, Yuri Gagarin's authentic capsule and the famous taxidermied space dogs. Marvel at the achievements and engineering wonders of the space age, from the first Sputniks to the Mir space station, and get up close and personal with the fascinating history of Soviet space travel.

An extensive collection awaits you, with masterpieces spanning centuries. From devout medieval icons to the bold experiments of the avant-garde, every corner reflects the soul of Russia. Discover works by Rublev, Repin, and Kandinsky that delve deep into the country's cultural and historical roots.

You'll wander through time, surrounded by the majestic walls and towers that span from the Bronze Age to the present day. Discover palaces, cathedrals, and treasures that tell the stories of tsars and presidents. The architecture captures the essence of Russian statecraft, while the aura of power is palpable.

Immerse yourself in the 1930s and explore the life of the Soviet elite under Stalin's rule. At the House on the Waterfront, once a symbol of prosperity, you will learn through the authentic atmosphere and stories of the residents how this elite apartment building was transformed into a place of horror. More than 700 residents suffered from the repression.

Admire the monumental stainless steel monument that embodies the unity of workers and kolkhoz farmers with hammer and sickle. Created by Vera Mukhina, it reflects the strength and dynamism of socialism. In its impressive size and detailed execution, it is a living testimony to socialist ideals and artistic brilliance.

Wander through an open-air museum where over 1000 sculptures by Soviet and contemporary artists come together. Discover monuments that once shaped the cityscape but are now witnesses of a bygone era. In addition to the visual arts, you can expect music, festivals and workshops that keep Moscow's cultural diversity alive.